Dunlop Nylon Max Grip 1,14 Player Pk

I love to experiment with different picks and I almost tried many picks on the market. I love those picks because they have great grip, if you feel sweaty and pick often slides in your hand this picks might be what you looking for.

They are made from nylon, thats why even thicker gauge is very flexible and soft! I grabbed 1.14 and its like 1mm but soft as 0.76-0.80 i belive because of the material. So next time I ll get even more thick ones.

I am not sure if those picks are made for playing on classical guitar, or its just a matter of preferation. With nylon string feel great, acoustic gives soft sound, good for strumming especially! And electro guitar is also very comfortable soft sound. But for next time Ill get thicker ones!

And durability and quality is fantastic!

First things first, the picks are amazingly versatile. They really can do anything, and wont slip, ever. Max grip is not a joke, it works (although sometimes the surface is unpleasant to hold).

The shape of the pick should be familiar to anyone who has used Dunlops picks before, but the picks are slightly fatter than most at 1.14mm.

The picks are no Ultex Jazz III's, but they sure can take a beating and last very long in use. I've never actually managed to wear one out and have used the picks for around 8 months.

The only con is the large size, so they won't play as fast as they could, but thats just my personal preference.

All and all, the picks are amazing at a low price point, and really work for anything.

Throughout my musical journey, I've experimented with an eclectic array of picks, but have often gravitated towards the 1.0 MM Max-Grip nylon standard. This preference, however, didn't preclude my curiosity to explore new territories. Enter this latest pick - a marvel that infuses a tad more rigidity, striking a perfect balance that resonates with my playing style. There's an undeniable synergy in the way it feels in my hand and responds to each string's attack - a harmony that's essential for any serious guitarist. Its overall texture, the precision of the tip, and the assured grip it offers, all coalesce into a tool that feels almost custom-made. Yet, it's crucial to remember that the choice of a pick is as personal as the music itself. Each player's quest for the right pick is as unique as their sound, underscoring the subjective nature of this seemingly small, but vitally significant, aspect of musicianship.